Words With JAM - June 2012

By Danny Gillan
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Published: June 09, 2012
Words: 36,178 (approximate)
Language: English

Short description

It’s that time again. The June issue of Words with JAM is upon us. It’s sitting on our chests, causing mild to moderate pain and discomfort which it would be safest to get checked out at A&E because you never know.

Extended description

It’s that time again. The June issue of Words with JAM is upon us. It’s sitting on our chests, causing mild to moderate pain and discomfort which it would be safest to get checked out at A&E because you never know.
We thought we’d explore some of the more controversial corners of the literary world this issue, and so sent the team around the globe in search of danger and excitement. JJ Marsh went all the way to a café round the corner from her house in Switzerland to have breakfast with Christos Tsiolkas, who continued to be very pleasant company even after he realised she was British.
The Library Kat goes all the way to the U.S. of A. to explore the indie book store scene in LA and Toronto. Dan Holloway stays at home in his underwear as he embarks on a blog tour, and Perry just goes to that strange place in his brain he always visits before writing his columns.
Gillian Hamer pulls on her marigolds to interview Deborah Moggach about film adaptations of her novels and we have .. (Read more) It’s that time again. The June issue of Words with JAM is upon us. It’s sitting on our chests, causing mild to moderate pain and discomfort which it would be safest to get checked out at A&E because you never know.
We thought we’d explore some of the more controversial corners of the literary world this issue, and so sent the team around the globe in search of danger and excitement. JJ Marsh went all the way to a café round the corner from her house in Switzerland to have breakfast with Christos Tsiolkas, who continued to be very pleasant company even after he realised she was British.
The Library Kat goes all the way to the U.S. of A. to explore the indie book store scene in LA and Toronto. Dan Holloway stays at home in his underwear as he embarks on a blog tour, and Perry just goes to that strange place in his brain he always visits before writing his columns.
Gillian Hamer pulls on her marigolds to interview Deborah Moggach about film adaptations of her novels and we have all the usual bits and pieces for which we’re justifiably becoming world renowned. The competitions, advice, daftness and delights are all present and correct.
So pull up a virtual chair, take a sip of that imaginary wine and smoke that electronic cigarette as you dive into what is an almost illegal, and certainly immoral, amount of writerly goodness.
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